CWMS Pump Station – Risk Scenario Dashboard

Scenario Setup

Failure Severity

How “bad” is Pump 1 behaving?

Moderate

MinorModerateMajor

Scenario Type

Pick the failure mode

Duration (hours)

Inflow stress

Integration tip: your game can push telemetry via window.postMessage (see “Integration Hooks” at bottom).

Risk & Impact

Selected Risk

Risk E – Operations failure (Pump station operations not effective)

This scenario models pump failure and escalation through controls/treatments.

Residual Level

Medium

Inherent Risk (before controls)

High • 78/100

Residual Risk (after controls)

Medium • 52/100

Service delivery impact

Moderate disruption (local)

Regulatory / compliance exposure

Monitor & report if escalates

Real-time KPIs (placeholder)

Hook these to your telemetry (level, flow, pump state, alarms).

Pump 1 status

DEGRADED

Vibration rising • efficiency dropping

Wet well level

62%

Trending ↑

Overflow risk

LOW

Capacity still available

Active alarms

Pump vibration warning

You can replace these KPI values from the game using: window.CWMS.setTelemetry({...}).

Controls (toggle to see residual risk change)

Control effectiveness terms align to common risk practice (e.g., “Effective”, “Limited improvement required”).

Treatment Actions & Event Log

Treatment actions (governance view)

Tip: Use “Role title” as owner (e.g., Works Manager), not a person.

Integration: You can push events from the game (trip, alarm, manual override) via window.CWMS.addEvent().

CWMS – Scenario Impact Demo (Presentation)

Scenario Impact Levels (Pump Station – Presentation Demo)

Concept view: compare “what happens if…” scenarios side-by-side. Bars show overall risk score (0–100) and the corresponding level.

Asset: PS-017

Risk focus: Pump failure

View: Scenario comparison

Low Medium High Extreme

Talk track (quick): “For each scenario we show an overall risk score and level. In the full product, these are driven by likelihood, consequence, and control effectiveness — and update live as the operator toggles controls or sensor readings change.”